"new garment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recently acquired article of clothing. Example: She went shopping and bought a new garment for the party next week.
The Viktor & Rolf show, also held Friday, provided what might qualify as an actual new garment.
Once this goal is achieved, for every new garment or pair of shoes you buy, an old one must go.
A very nice young man named Dominic removed the offending tag and gave me a new garment bag besides.
Despite these problems, the new garment factories around Phnom Penh have become an important source of manufacturing employment, especially for women.
In the beginning, inspiration for a new garment often came from the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, Ms. Oettinger said.
"We talk about it as a new garment center," said Faith Hope Consolo, vice chairman of Garrick-Aug Associates, a commercial leasing firm.
The cotton, for example, would be picked apart and "refreshed" into new garments.
Sounds are left naked or cloaked in extravagant new garments of reverberation and echo.
Old items and precious fabrics are reappropriated into new garments by skilled artisans.
"Budgets are tight, so designers prefer to hire high-quality stock rather than make new garments.
She asked Ludvig to design some new garments using the wool, and a partnership was born.
